Lilleshall Hall National Sports Centre Telford

General Information

Primarily built in 1831 as the hunting lodge and family escape of the Duke of Sutherland, Lilleshall Hall is now better known as Lilleshall National Sports Centre. Embedded in entirely astonishing and lonely environs in the center of Shropshire's brilliant village, Lilleshall is now a flagship residential coaching complex and an award winning Centre of Excellence. The Centre features been sympathetically adapted over the years to give a truely peculiar variety of training, conference and lodging amenities and service. Chapters Restaurant, located within the oak panelled former Library of the splendid Lilleshall Hall, provides an atmospheric excellent dining experience for its clients and is a cute place for privately-owned dinning and smallish functions.

Transportation

Leave M54 at mix three and take the A41 North, signposted to Whitchurch and Newport. The National Sports Centre is signposted from the A41. The Centre entry is signposted opposite Rubens Nursing Home. The Centre complex is approached from the lobby at the end of a two mile privately-owned drive.